---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment > Piano-philes > I thought of a couple more now that you asked TP.... > The other also belong to him. It's a BB Mason from 1929....It >sings wonderfully. I love the big pianos. > Paul is spoiled. > Dale I think I'd have a hard time picking the 'best' piano in my world. But I might be able to narrow it down to a handful if pressed. One of them would be a BB Mason of about the same age as Paul's that belongs to a friend of mine. All original - original strings and hammers. It was a player (it's not now, so I guess it's not ALL original), but apparently whoever owned it rarely turned on the player because it's still in great shape. A wonderful dark, rich, resonant sound. Like listening to Caruso. Also, it's veneered in what I would call quilted walnut (don't know if there is such a thing - anyway highly figured walnut) which is gorgeous and unlike anything else I've ever seen. A one of a kind piano. Phil Ford ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: https://www.moypiano.com/ptg/pianotech.php/attachments/6d/30/83/75/attachment.htm ---------------------- multipart/alternative attachment--
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